Best gps app for iPhone

[tony@CIC]

I use yamatrack gps app for our club but am looking for an additional app. The yamatrack app on works on those courses that have Yamaha carts. Will be playing next week on two courses where it won't work.

 

Any preferences/recommendations for a free app?

 

 

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[STUDque]

I use Sky Droid. You get a lot for $2 and the yardages match laser rangefinders when I compare side by side.

 

It gives birds eye view, zoom to greens, distances to F/M/C, distances to points of interest, and custom distances as well. Big package for a small price and no subscription.

 

 

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[TSauer]

TheGrint does a fine job, I have used it a handful of times without any problems. It tracks distance to front, center, and back as well as allowing you to check distance to a specified location on the course.

[cnosil]

I use the Grint mostly for the handicap/stat tracking aspect.  It does have GPS functionality and is free.

[revrex]

I use Golfshot Plus. I've had it for years now and it's never failed me. You can move the zoom around to see approximately where the pin locations are. It's not free though.

 

 

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[tommc23]

Golf pad works well there is a free version that you can log where you hit the ball from and it measures the distance of you shots and tracks your score as you go. The yardages are accurate I tested it against my range finder a few times and it was very close.

 

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[TBT]

I use Golfshot Plus. I've had it for years now and it's never failed me. You can move the zoom around to see approximately where the pin locations are. It's not free though.

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I've been using Golfshot plus for years

[PcolaGolfGuy]

Yea I use golf shot plus also, I have been having lots of lag using it on my Apple Watch though. But it does work fantastic on the phone!

 

 

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[robertson153]

As a couple have already said "The Grint" is a great FREE gps and handicap app. I've used it all year and it hasn't let me down yet.

 

 

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[Sparksjr]

Another vote for The Grint as an overall good stat tracking and handicap app.  I rarely use the GPS but a buddy of mine does and it is often in line with my gps/rangefinder.  Just a solid app all around IMO

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[newballcoach]

Thanks for the tip on thegrint, just downloaded it and it looks like it beats 18 birdies (which I used last year).

Annoying however that it required a zipcode to create an account, seeing as I don't have one. So I entered one I found for Niagara falls, NY and it seems fine. Picking up my local courses with no big deal, thanks guys!

[MGoBlue100]

On 7/23/2017 at 7:17 PM, TSauer said:

TheGrint does a fine job, I have used it a handful of times without any problems. It tracks distance to front, center, and back as well as allowing you to check distance to a specified location on the course.

I'm also using The Grint and have for quite a few seasons.  Good hole overviews, yardages seem to be pretty spot on.  Lots of features, even in the free portion of the app.